Fast rising rapper Tulenkey has been dragged to court by his former management over unpaid fees and breach of contract.
The artiste in a summon received by ZionFelix has been called to court for failing to honour a deal between himself and his former management Priceless Life Entertainment.
The Chief Executive Officer of the record label Edwin Elikem Amenyeawu stated that they have a contract with Tulenkey from 27th September 2018 to manage the artiste for a period of two years.
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According to the contract signed by the artiste, the artiste is supposed to pay 70% of all his earnings exceeding $100.
As at 23rd March 2018, Tulenkey according to the law suit had played about 12 live shows and as such owes the record label an amout of GH¢21,900.00.
By 11th December 2018, the amount owed by Tulenkey to the record label was GH¢30,233.75.00.
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The record label is therefore demanding payment of this amount from Tulenkey for investing in his craft.
Check out the lawsuit below:
Source: Zionfelix.com
